Fulham now make formal move for Real Madrid player – Decision down to Mourinho

Fulham apparently have now made their move for Franco Mastantuono. Fresh reports from Argentina claim the Premier League side have formally requested the Real Madrid youngster on loan.

Interest from Álvaro Arbeloa’s side has been building throughout the week. The new Fulham manager is eager to reunite with players he worked with during his spell in charge at Real Madrid.

Previous reports have already named Mastantuono among his priority targets. However, El Intransigente now claims the London club have taken the next step by submitting a loan request.

Franco Mastantuono Opens Up on Vinícius, Messi, Lamine Yamal | Managing  Madrid
Franco Mastantuono

Pre-season expected to decide the transfer.

According to the Argentine outlet, Fulham have officially asked Real Madrid to let the 18-year-old spend next season at Craven Cottage.

Mastantuono is due to report for Real Madrid’s pre-season on July 13. The first weeks under new manager José Mourinho are expected to determine whether he remains part of the first-team plans. Otherwise, he may be allowed to leave on loan.

We covered reports on Thursday explaining that Fulham may face an uphill battle. Spanish journalist José Miguel Villarroya stated that Real Madrid would ideally prefer Mastantuono to join a club competing in European football if he is sent out on loan.

That leaves Arbeloa relying on his close relationship with both the player and his former club as Fulham try to strengthen their position.

 

Promise deserves more minutes

Mastantuono made 35 appearances in his first season at Real Madrid. He scored three goals and registered one assist. Although he struggled for consistent minutes after an encouraging start, he showed promise.

A temporary move has increasingly been presented as the best route for the Argentine to continue his development. And Fulham are making it clear they want to be the club offering that opportunity.

Whether Real Madrid agree could now depend on what Mourinho sees once pre-season gets underway.

Be the first to comment

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published.


*